Configuration

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C1LogConfig Class

Configure C1Logger using the C1LogConfig class:

var config = new C1LogConfig { 
    MaxLogFiles = 10, 
    LogDirectory = @"C:\Logs", 
    MinLogLevel = C1Log.LogLevel.Notice, 
    Formatter = (dt, lvl, msg) => $"[{lvl.ShortHand()}] {dt:HH:mm:ss} - {msg}" }; 
    config.Sinks.Add(new MyCustomSink()); 
    C1Log.InitLog(config);

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Properties

• MaxLogFiles (int):
  The maximum number of log files to retain in the log directory. Older files beyond this limit are automatically deleted.
  Default: 10

• LogDirectory (string):
  The directory where log files are written. If not set, defaults to the application’s base directory + Logs.

• MinLogLevel (C1Log.LogLevel):
  The minimum log level to write. Only messages at or above this level are logged.
  Default: C1Log.LogLevel.Informational

• Formatter (Func<DateTime, C1Log.LogLevel, string, string>):
  A delegate to customize the log message format. Receives the timestamp, log level, and message.
  Default:

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  (timestamp, level, message) => $"{timestamp:yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff} [{level}] {message}"
  

• Sinks (List<C1Log.ILogSink>):
  A collection of custom log sinks. Each sink can process log messages independently (e.g., send to a database, cloud, or other destinations).

Tip:
You can combine all configuration options for advanced scenarios, such as custom formatting, log file management, and multi-destination logging.